A shorter sign-up, deals that update themselves, and creators set up before they browse

Sign-up fits on one laptop screen and tells you what's wrong as you go. Deal pages update on their own when the other side acts, and Accept now asks before it commits you. Team members see who can pay when they can't, and creators see the person they're really dealing with. New creators finish setting up before browsing other people's work, and channel names match what the admin set.

A shorter, clearer sign-up

The sign-up form now fits a 1366×768 laptop screen, heading to Create Account, with no scrolling.

Country and phone are one row. Pick the country (with its flag) and the number box shows its

dial code, like +91 │ 9876543210. The line below says which currency you'll be billed in.

Password rules appear when you click into Password. When you leave it, they collapse to

Strong password, or show only what's still missing, in red.

Any symbol or space now counts as the special character , including ~ ` ' " / \ and £, so

passwords from a password manager are accepted.

Mistakes show up as you go: passwords that don't match, an email that isn't valid, and a first

name made only of spaces. Company name is marked as required when you register as a company.

Flags show as flags on Windows instead of two letters like "IN".

Deals update themselves, and Accept asks first

No more refreshing. When the advertiser or agency changes a deal, the creator's open deal page

updates within seconds. It also refreshes when you come back to the tab.

Accept asks before it commits you. Accepting a booking, an expression of interest or a

marketplace deal now shows what you're agreeing to, with Accept and Not yet.

Creators see the person they're dealing with. A booking made by an advertiser's team member now

shows that team member, not the account owner.

Team members can see why they can't pay. Paying needs the Spend permission. Without it, the

deal now says so and names the admin who can pay or grant it, instead of a "pay now" with no button.

New creators set up before they browse

Until a creator has added a channel and set a rate, Campaign Work → Discover, other sellers' listings, the influencer and vendor directories, and Open Briefs show the setup steps instead of other people's data. Once both steps are done, everything opens as before.

Finish setting up your account first, with the two setup steps

Ad Planner

With no plans yet, the page offers *Create ad plan * instead of sending you to Campaigns.
The Budget flow note is in plain words: the plan's budget is shared out to its campaigns, and

each campaign's to its line items and briefs, which share one pool. The figures are money planned, not money spent.

No ad plans yet, with a Create ad plan button

Campaign work

The application form shows the channel the work is for, like Channel: Facebook · Story, reels.
Application notifications name the campaign , like Application accepted: [campaign name].
Recent activity and Recent earnings on a creator's dashboard open their deal when clicked.

Smaller fixes

Channel names follow Master Settings. A channel the admin renamed (for example to Facebook)

now shows under that name everywhere, including campaign line items.

Deal timelines say *moments later* or *2m later * under each step, instead of "in <1m", which

read like something still to come.

Opening a chat from a creator's profile no longer crashes the page.
Notifications ("toasts") now appear at the top right, just below the header.
Filter bars and view toggles are the same on every list, and the last Title Case labels are in